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JUST AFTER THEY STARTED. Four of the entries in the first heati of the 2:10 trot during the
opening day of the Grand Circuit meeting nt Belmont yesterday nfternoon. Jane the Great, shown second
in photograph, won the heat. It was for the A. B. Mathews Cup and purse i-jb r i-ioto scri.n
THE WINNER. Walter Cox, who drove Jilne the Great to
victory in tho 2:10 trot race nt Belmont, is receiving the cup
from A. B. Mathews, a Philadclphian i-cUccr inoio serwee
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MADAM DILLON (in foreground) in tho second heat of The MISS CATHARINE UBIL celebrated her
Directors, 2:17 trot, wns tho winner. This horse finally won the 100th birthday anniversary at tho Homo for
Joshua Evans Cup for this event LrjBer r.ioto serUco Indigent Widows and Single Women l p g
ORDERED TO LEAVE THEIR HOMES. Two hundred and seventy-eight families living in apartments at Harriman Townsite
Village, near Bristol, have been ordered to leave by September 30 by tho United States Shipping Board. The mailman was snapped
while delivering mail to the villagers. Mrs. L. M. Randolph (left) is showing her eviction notice to her neighbor i-u?t I'mtn serxu
HOLDING THE CROWN. Ready
to crown tho bard at National
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BROTHERS. Former Judge Mayer Sulz- ANSWERING A CALL FOR HELP. Three members of the Atlantic
bcrger (left) and Joseph Sulzberger snapped City beach patrol jump from their station as a cry from the surf '
on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City i.. i. s. is heard i-i . r iv,n, s-enu
JOHN FREDERICK LEWIS dis
cusses the "Thrcc-Milo Limit" in
Editorial Page interview i r
SURROUNDED BY THE ATLANTIC. Miss Mazzie Glea
son, of 4501 North Carli-Ie street, sitting where the breakers
don't hit hard at Atlantic City i.iErr iioto ,-- v
WITH TWO BOTTLES. Kathenne and Mary Ryan, both Phila
delphia citizens, keeping n close watch on tho bathers as they
work hard on the milk supply of Atlantic City iMet imio sr ,
PLA ED ON LAND AND WATER. The girls at Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey, have a "nut-and-takc" top that they
use in the water. The game is played in the same manner as in parlor or office. Bathing suits must have pockets, so
that the pennies can be carried into the water kjJ i Herbert
I OUR CITY'S WORKERS AND WHAT THEY DO
MAIL!
WAKD 8ABKISIAN, 6831 Pcmbcrton Htrcet, -evaporating radium
bods in uie plant of tho w. JU uumnuncs uncmicoL uompuny, ijana-
itfipgjsUnturrlDE by Uio workiuan is ncceasarjxag.r Kioto ts.rvict
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ROBERT II. TROY, a flagman,
with hia flag, along the Renting
Railway at McAuley Jui cuoi-4
JQHN LONG, 01 14 Bpruco street. He has
teen in servjeo ten ycur,v Routot Chestnut tu
Wulnut, lltW to 122th Att;etLler I'.iutu erylc
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EDWARD TRIST, n PhiladeN
phkn, returns from a cruise
wiJL? tho nayal reserves u r, t(,
TWO STARS. Little Jackie Coogon, of
niovio fame, cnl cd on Ignaco Paderiw-
ski nt I he luttni-'s f'n1lfn?.,,l - "i.VJW
MR. AND MRS. GEORGE
wvd. nt thn Tilnnlf.nnrl.WliltJ
Conn. Many Philndclphiani wore there
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